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“We are all just tools in the toolbox that can be discarded at a moment's notice.”

The customer tracked his car’s movements over multiple service visits using the Ford app.

$2500 a month for two used Honda cars is “killing me,” he laments.

The scammer listed the truck under “Driveline Motor,” which sounded a whole lot like a real dealership named Driveline Motorcars.

Look, if I find out that Rally, the golden retriever, is sad then I'll have to go out and riot.

"Understand what you're buying."

"The car industry is not the same."

One young buyer signed a shock-inducing 34.9% interest loan and says he never missed his note.

His pristine credit nosedived after four missed car payments and a repo notice on a Tesla Model Y he thought he was done with.

According to him, more and more dealers have vehicles sitting for 700 to 800 days.

"Did they scam him? That's a lot of money."

"You're getting a really good deal."

I’ve played both sides, too. Let’s break down how to navigate the final boss.

"Not low mileage for a Kia."

That isn't a typo: the mechanic found a big hole in the bottom of the block, but no one involved wants to take the blame.

Analysts say the move mirrors warning signs that appeared before the 2008 financial crash.

He says his life is turned upside down after being held at gunpoint and detained in a cell for hours over a paperwork error.

“If you’re looking for a Jailbreaked Challenger…we’re willing to be very aggressive on the pricing.”

Wait, joke's on who, now?

Beneath the polished image, the dealership was moving a lot more than cars.